Typhoon at Eight Bells
Down the road from NC Wyeth's home "Eight Bell" in Port Clyde, Maine is this Cape Dory Typhoon waiting for a new season on the water. I painted this in June 2013. Anybody know who owns this Ty?
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Joe
Typhoon at Eight Bells
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David Morton
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Re: Typhoon at Eight Bells
Nice work. Watercolor? Forget the Typhoon! Let's see more paintings!
David
David
"If a Man speaks at Sea, where no Woman can hear,
Is he still wrong? " anonymous, Phoenician, circa 500 b.c.
Is he still wrong? " anonymous, Phoenician, circa 500 b.c.
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Joe M
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Re: Typhoon at Eight Bells
David
Thanks for your comments. Yep its a watercolor painted with Port Clyde Harbor water scooped right from the dock in the painting (possibly the reason for the great atmosphere of the picture). The painting is 13.5" X 18.5". Its double matted and framed (24 X 29).
Just uploaded it to my web-site over the weekend. www.joemilliganartist.com
No sailing in Cape May this weekend, we had driving rain in 25kn sustained with gusts to 35kn. The sailing would have been exciting but I wouldn't have been able to row the dinghy to the mooring. Started painting a ketch "aground" which I had seen after SS Sandy last year.
Hope you're enjoying the fall sailing season in Maine.
Joe
Thanks for your comments. Yep its a watercolor painted with Port Clyde Harbor water scooped right from the dock in the painting (possibly the reason for the great atmosphere of the picture). The painting is 13.5" X 18.5". Its double matted and framed (24 X 29).
Just uploaded it to my web-site over the weekend. www.joemilliganartist.com
No sailing in Cape May this weekend, we had driving rain in 25kn sustained with gusts to 35kn. The sailing would have been exciting but I wouldn't have been able to row the dinghy to the mooring. Started painting a ketch "aground" which I had seen after SS Sandy last year.
Hope you're enjoying the fall sailing season in Maine.
Joe
(visit: www.joemilliganartist.com)